RM Concrete is a locally operated concrete contractor serving Oklahoma City with a focus on driveways, patios, sidewalks, and commercial flatwork, operating as a single-owner business rather than a regional chain or large commercial outfit.
RM Concrete handles concrete placement and finishing for both residential and light commercial projects. The work centers on driveways (new installation and replacement), patio slabs, walkways, and parking areas. The operation is small enough that the owner typically oversees individual jobs, which means direct communication on-site rather than handoff to a project manager. This is not a decorative concrete shop specializing in stamped finishes or epoxy coatings; the focus is standard concrete work done to code and built to last.
RM Concrete charges by the square foot for most jobs, with pricing that typically ranges from $5 to $8 per square foot for standard 4-inch residential driveways, depending on site conditions, access, and existing concrete removal. A 500-square-foot driveway generally runs $2,500 to $4,000 installed. Patio work and sidewalks fall into a similar range. Removal of old concrete adds $1 to $2 per square foot. Thickening concrete to 6 inches (useful for areas with heavier vehicle traffic or freeze-thaw concerns) increases costs by roughly 30 percent. A site visit and written estimate are required before work begins; this is standard practice and carries no charge. The business does not advertise fixed pricing online, so a call or email with dimensions and photos of the project area is the first step. Concrete pricing fluctuates with material costs; confirm current rates directly.
Oklahoma City has several concrete contractors at different scales. Larger firms like Concrete Contractors Oklahoma City operate with crews and handle high-volume commercial work but typically quote jobs through estimators rather than owner involvement. Mid-sized shops such as those found through the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board offer similar services and pricing to RM Concrete but may have longer lead times during spring and fall. National chains like Angi (formerly Angie's List) connect homeowners to vetted contractors but add no local presence or relationship. RM Concrete suits homeowners and small commercial property managers who value direct contact with the person overseeing the work and prefer a local operator who can adjust to site-specific issues in real time. Larger commercial clients with multiple simultaneous projects often need bigger crews and will find better responsiveness elsewhere.
This contractor is well-suited to Oklahoma City homeowners replacing a worn driveway, adding a patio, or repairing concrete damaged by the region's freeze-thaw cycles and occasional settling. Property managers handling single-building maintenance also fit the scope. The business does not specialize in stamped or stained concrete, epoxy garage floors, or large-scale commercial parking lots requiring rapid turnaround across multiple sites. It is not the choice for a developer building a shopping center or a homeowner seeking decorative finishes beyond standard broom finish or light broom finish.
After an initial phone call or email describing the project, the owner or a representative visits the site to assess existing conditions, measure the area, identify any drainage issues, note soil conditions, and determine whether old concrete must be removed. This typically takes 30 minutes to an hour. A written estimate follows, usually within 2 to 3 business days. If you accept, a start date is scheduled based on weather and crew availability. Most residential driveways are completed in 1 to 3 days depending on size; concrete must cure for 7 days before heavy use. The contractor usually provides basic site cleanup but does not typically handle landscaping around the finished concrete.
RM Concrete operates Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., with weekend and early-morning work available by arrangement for an additional fee. The business is based in Oklahoma City and serves the metro area and surrounding counties. Job sites themselves vary; the work happens at your property. Parking during the project depends on your driveway layout; the contractor's crew will coordinate to minimize disruption. Concrete trucks require access to within 75 feet of the pour area; if your site does not permit truck access, pump service is available at added cost.
RM Concrete earns its place in Oklahoma City's concrete market by remaining responsive to small jobs that larger contractors often defer and by letting the owner's experience guide quality control on individual projects.
